Former documentary maker Kabir Khan has gone to some lengths to give this road comedy some authentic touches. The main cast are all from the same countries as their characters - Pakistani, Afghan, American and Indian - and the setting is amongst the war-battered remains of Kabul. But he's not so hot on getting the tone between comedy and drama correct. This is sure to be the only lightly comedic movie that opens with footage of 9/11. A pair of Indian journalists and an American spend a couple of days trying to secure interview footage with the Taliban. Ridiculously unprepared, they are quickly taken hostage by a Taliban soldier who takes over their transport to get himself to the border. The messages this muddled film puts forward are handled in a trite manner but fortunately (and quite depressingly) the striking, bombed-out landscape speaks far louder and clearer than the script.